The disassembly line balancing (DLB) problem assigns the set of tasks to each workstation
for each product to be disassembled and aims at attaining several objectives, such as …

As the disassembly of end-of-life products is affected by several dynamic and uncertain
issues, many mathematical models and solution approaches have been established …

To better reflect the uncertainty existing in the actual disassembly environment, the multi-
objective disassembly line balancing problem with fuzzy disassembly times is investigated …

With the advancement of science and technology in recent years, the rate of product
upgrading by end users has increased, resulting in a high number of End-Of-Life (EOL) …

The rising number of electric vehicles comes along with an increasing demand for Li-Ion
batteries. As resources such as lithium are valuable it is economically worthwhile to recycle …

The increasing number of large-scale end-of-life products, such as vehicles and refrigerators
have paid a negative impact on the ecological environment and led to the waste of non …

Due to increasing environmental concerns, manufacturers are forced to take back their
products at the end of products' useful functional life. Manufacturers explore various options …

Large-sized end-of-life products are particularly suitable for disassembly operations on the
two-sided disassembly line, and destructive disassembly is often required in the …

The biggest difference between a disassembly line and an assembly line is that there are
many uncertainties in structure and quality of the disassembled products in a disassembly …

Disassembly is an important aspect of end of life product treatment, as well as having
products disassembled in an efficient and responsible manner. Disassembly line balancing …